Tami chynn parents

We took some time to find a few industry members to share their fondest memories of their mothers. It proved quite challenging for most to state one specific memory, but after a few interviews and a little prodding, they decided to open up about the lady love in their life. Cheers to mothers for the work that they have done and will continue to do.

Tami Chyn

I don't have just one favourite memory of my mom, but I am so lucky to have a mother who is my best friend. There are no secrets between us and even though I am number four of five children, she made us all feel like number one in her life. She has a special way of making anyone in her presence feel loved and important. She is a great woman and I pray to God I am half the mother she is.

Tessanne Chin

One of my favourite memories of my mum is when we would get KFC and drive around looking at big mansions and houses and pick out the ones we liked best and talk about the day I could finally own one. Seems really simple, but she helped teach me how to dream by doing just that one simple thing, and she continues to be a constant supporter and friend. I haven't gotten the house yet, but I am much closer to it.

Brian Lumley

My fondest memories of Ms Lovable are endless, but the one I would share with you is her passion for food and family. When we were kids, no matter how tired she'd be when she got home from work, there was never a frown on her face or a suggestion to order junk food as she cooked us nutritious meals, still completely dressed in her work clothes! I'll never forget that, as I watched her all the time. It inspired me to do what I do today.

Sara Lawrence

Learning motherly skills from her when it came to my child. Our relationship changed once I had Zachary and it was clear the day after I had my son and she just came in and took over and helped me in every way possible. She was just so cool and collected and a great source of knowledge.

Jessica Lawrence

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by M. Peggy Quattro

Kingston, JA &#; Tammar Anika Chin, now known as singer Tami Chynn, was born June 14, in Kingston, Jamaica, to a multi-talented, musical family. Her parents, Richard and Christine Chin, were in a band called The Carnations and Tami grew up with the sounds of R&B and Jazz. Her mother, the daughter of a white British woman and a black Jamaican man, is a singer and one of Jamaicas first female trumpet players; her father, whos Chinese and a bit of American Cherokee, plays bass guitar and drums. This unique mixture of Black, Chinese, White, and African-American-Indian has resulted in a cultured young woman, acutely aware of musics universal power.

Growing up in the parish of St. Andrew, Tami attended St. Peter and Paul prep school, later attending Campion College. Tami recorded her first single at age 17, and was signed to a major label at Along Tami&#;s career climb, she has appeared on recordings with international Reggae stars Sean Paul, Beenie Man and Lady Saw. In addition, she has collaborated with Assassin and appeared in Wayne Marshalls video Why. Prior to pursuing singing professionally, she toured with Shaggy as a backup dancer.

Tami Chynn is the older sister of famous Reggae-fusion singer Tessanne Chin. Brought to the publics attention via the internet in with her songs Hyperventilating,&#; &#;Touch Me,&#; &#;I&#;d Like to Know,&#; and &#;Show Me Now,&#; the young singer/songwriters career suddenly took off. Her debut album, entitled Out Of Many&#;One, was released in Japan in , achieving #41 in the charts, and in the US in August

In , Tami Chynn released &#;Frozen,&#; her new dance/club single featuring Hip-Hop star Akon, and released by her new label, Universal/SRC Records. The song is produced by Akon and Red One. The style is eclectic dancehall, as Tami call it, which combines Hip-Hop, Jazz, Dance, and Reggae. The video was shot the end of March, so look for it soon!

Tami Ch

Tammar ChinMitchell (born 14 June ), known by her stage name Tami Chynn, is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, and dancer.

Early life

Chynn was born in Kingston, Jamaica. Her father, Richard Chin, is of Jamaican and Chinese descent and her mother, Christine Chin, also a Jamaican national, is of English and African descent. Her parents were in a band called The Carnations and her younger sister, Tessanne Chin is also a singer, best known for winning Season 5 of the US singing competition The Voice as part of Adam Levine's team.

Tami grew up in the parish of St. Andrew and attended St. Peter and Paul Preparatory School. She later attended Campion College in St. Andrew, Jamaica. In , at age 14, she moved to Leamington Spa, UK where she spent three years studying the performing arts and in , at age 17, moved back to Jamaica, where she worked on her music career and recorded her first single "Rock U."

In , Tami collaborated with Slovakia-born fashion designer Lubica Kucerova to create the Anuna and Anuna Goddess collections. The collection debuted at Fashion Art Toronto: Alternative Arts Fashion Week. Later that year, the duo would be nominated at The Jamaica Observer Style Awards and win the Designer of the Year Award.

Music career

– Beginnings and Out of Many One

Before pursuing music, she toured with fellow Jamaican artist Shaggy as a backup dancer on his Caught Red Handed Tour. In early she travelled to Los Angeles to perform for Universal Motown Records and in May she was signed to the major label, at age 24, for a four-album deal. Before releasing her debut album in the US, she appeared in recordings with international Reggae stars: Beenie Man, Lady Saw and Sean Paul on his album The Trinity for the track "All on Me".

In March , she was nominated for Best New Entertainer Award a